Q1:A) Choose the correct answer :n² π² ħ₁²1) The energy levels in this form E=represents the nature of i) conductor ii) semiconductor iii) insulator."2mL²2) The correct statement about both the average value of position and momentum of 1-D simple harmonic oscillator is : i) (x) #0, (p) = 0ii (x)=0, (p) # 0iii(x)=0, (p) = 03) A particle in 3-D box of length L has energy12h²8mLThe degeneracy of the state is : a) 2 b) 3 c)6 d) 14) In classically forbidden regions, the wave function behavior is: i) oscillatory ii) decay exponentially iii) grow exponentially.5) In the eigenvalue equations, the eigenvalue is determined always by: i) operator and boundary condition. ii) operator and normalizationnormalization and boundary condition.

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Q1:A) Choose the correct answer : n² π² ħ² 1) The energy levels in this form E=- represents the nature of i) conductor ii) semiconductor iii) insulator. " 2m [² 2) The correct statement about both the average value of position and momentum of 1-D simple harmonic oscillator is : i) (x) #0, (p) = 0 (x)=0, (p)*0 (x)=0, (p)=0 12h² 3) A particle in 3-D box of length L has energy . The degeneracy of the state is: a) 2 b) 3 c)6 d) 1 8mi

Q1:A) Choose the correct answer : n² π² ħ² 1) The energy levels in this form E=- represents the nature of i) conductor ii) semiconductor iii) insulator. " 2m [² 2) The correct statement about both the average value of position and momentum of 1-D simple harmonic oscillator is : i) (x) #0, (p) = 0 (x)=0, (p)*0 (x)=0, (p)=0 12h² 3) A particle in 3-D box of length L has energy . The degeneracy of the state is: a) 2 b) 3 c)6 d) 1 8mi

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Chapter6: Quantum Mechanics In One Dimension

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